KEYBOARD STICKERS LETTERING TRANSPARENT BACKGROUND Review

Good to see, good sticker. No complaints. Looks like they'll last a long time. EDIT: It's been a few months and the stickers are still very sticky to the keys. No scrub at all. In fact, they seem to stick even better than before. EDIT 2: They started to fall off after about a year and a half on some frequently pressed keys. But they are still visible.

I've had this on my keyboard for months, never had a problem with decals peeling off, they don't block a view of the original letters. Also very easy to use.

The stickers were easy to stick on the keys. I cleaned each key with a small amount of cleaner applied to a cloth to ensure a clean and dry surface. In the photo there is only the "P" button that I put a sticker on and the rest are other stickers that I had and didn't need to be replaced. One reviewer reported that they looked bad, were of poor quality, and started moving after two weeks. I'll see how they work, but for now they're pretty transparent and their quality is good.

. I have ordered through these guys in the past and will continue to do so. I think the durability of keyboard stickers depends on a few things. I've been going through them for a little over a year. White letters can rub off if you play computer games like me. For me, W, S, D and F come first, but that too comes from online gaming. I think that many other people will not have this problem. Also, I have long nails. I've found this to affect the text on the stickers over time. In general, the…

They've been on my MacBook Air keyboard for a few months now and I really like them. They have smooth edges that won't chip or trap air bubbles. It looks like the Hebrew characters are printed right on my keyboard if you're not looking closely. The letters themselves are opaque and easy to read. The only problem with these characters on my keyboard was the shekel sign on the 4 key, but even then they just touch and don't overlap.

If you ever print in Hebrew this is a must! all the other letters, the letters don't get in the way of the keys, and I forget they're there until I look down.

According to various Google sources, the keys have been cleaned. The decals themselves were too big for my keyboard, so I had to trim them with tiny scissors before applying them. No big deal. They seemed to be holding up normally, although I felt like they weren't quite permanently down. I've only had it three months and I was right - on many commonly used keys the stickers are slipping, peeling off and the white ink has rubbed off. I'm working too hard on the Hebrew to give up and peel them…